221-413 WAGO Mount with Labels (UNTESTED REMIX of a REMIX)

Since these models are designed to work with electrical components (WAGO blocks), use these models at your own risk. 

Updated 8/29/2023: Thanks to feedback, I added a shortened model (see the first pic), which is only 12.2mm tall (same as the original Voron model).  I will add the short versions to the original models of the 221-415 holders as well.

The Short models are named:

VORON_Short_2x413WAGO_Label-9A.stl

Voron_Short_413-WAGO_Guarded_Label-9A.stp

The other models are taller (2nd pic), and may cause an interference if there is anything that must overhang lower than the 2020 extrusion.  

This is a quick and UNTESTED remix (to use 221-413 WAGOs) of my remix of WAGO holders in the Voron Github (here).  It was requested by another Printables user, who was asking about a design using two 3 port WAGO's under the fan skirt on a Voron build, which I thought was a good idea too.

This is pretty much the same as the Voron original models, with the addition of a space to put a label with a printed frame.  Similar to the the design I remixed from (here), these are designed to be used with Brother P-Touch 12mm labels, but other labels would also work if they can be made to fit.  Since the labels may not stick well to a bumpy printed surface, they are retained by small frames which will slide over them.  A dab of superglue could be used to hold the frames if there are no plans to change the labels.

These models are untested, so if you print one, please provide feedback so I can improve it.  Or you can just remix it if you choose, since the STEP file is included for easy remixing.

If you find these models useful, please post a like or a comment with some pics of your prints. 

You can find the other things I'm working on at my blog here.  You can also follow me here on Printables to see what new stuff I post. 

 Thanks for looking!

Changelog:

4/13/2025:  Added some blank frames which will allow for printed text labels, using the slicer and text modifiers.  Thanks to Steiner-SE for the suggestion!